Most people turned to congratulate Chelsea for the fascinating game, but indeed Manchester City has a few advantages over key decisions. The most apparent controversies were the soft penalty awarded again, and no foul for the handball. Sadly if the standard of refereeing is normal, Chelsea should deserve a win.
Man City has also had an illegitimate goal counted against Fulham which changed the game, Kovacic avoiding a sending off against Arsenal and the penalty at Old Trafford that shouldn’t have been awarded.
I don’t know why people are so afraid of calling it for what it is. Man City have only had 1 decision go against them this season which was the red card for Akanji in the 95th minute when they already beat Brighton. Yet they have had at least 5 or 6 go in their favour unjustly.
Nobody in the media will talk about it because Chelsea ended up drawing. It’s honestly disgusting how many decisions they get as if they’re Luton Town and need all the help they can get.
And it’s not just this season. One of their titles was won on a handball not being called. Absolute joke.
Go look up who scored the winner against Wolves and how he should’ve been sent off for a second yellow before acting like we also don’t get decisions that go against us